what setup can do with setting wheel?
 

what setup can do with setting wheel (no sponge, only wheel)?

i think it is car width setup, ride height setup etc on..

could you teach me setting wheel detail setup method?

I think you can do the above as well as camber settings. I personally just prefer to use the usual set-up system because I can read off the camber and caster setting right away. With set-up wheels you need a camber gauge separately.

setup wheel is best use it for tweak

Can you explain ???

True but only if you dont use the Hudy all-in-one because it designed to be used with the set-up uprights.

Razzor, if you don't have the Hudy all-in-one set-up station then the traditional way of checking for tweak is to put your tyres on and then do the check. You then need to ensure the rears are identical so are the fronts.

If you have a set-up wheel then you *know* they will be ALL identical. You just need rears to be the same and fronts to be the same but with the set-up wheels, all four are the same hence gives more confidence when you're checking for tweak.

Here's a quick blurp on tweak : http://3hobby.net/modules.php?name=E...ontent&tid=184

cool thanks for the info :)
I also found this to be informative.
http://www.unitytool.com/Unity_Tools...ek_boards.html

This type of tweak board is only good for solid rear axle type of car, you will get variable result.

This is what Paul LeMieux wrote on his NT1 Setup Sheet:

That is simple enough for any brand of car.:)

That Unity tweak board or any other brand will work just fine with a full suspension car, not just staight axle cars.... if you have actual set up wheels, the kind that are bigger than just a bare rim, you can often check rear toe on most cars, by standing the car on end on the two rear wheels and checking toe with a camber guage, doesn't work for all cars though and the rear wheel base, if adjustable, needs to be the same to be accurate.

You are technically spot on. I'm not good at explaining why this is so but for us 200mm nitro junkies on 4 [b]independent[/] suspensions, this tweak board is not the right one to use.

Unless of course you are a cheapo racer like me who has multiple brand tyres bought on sale and they actually have different OD rims. :D

Can someone explain why the Unity setup station would not work well for a full suspension car? I have been thinking about getting one due to simplistic appearance and use of std wheels but I haven't seen one up close.

Mark

Personally I think the tweak board shown and others like it work just fine for all types of cars, independant suspension or not... Sometimes some of the problems with using a tweak board for a sedan are, not getting the car exactly centerd on the board, the board itself not being level on the fixed end, or maybe the moving end of the board not moving very smoothly and not showing the true tweak of the car very well. you need to settle or push down on the car a few time to make sure it's sitting properly on the suspension, if you have trouble getting a repeatable setting, it is also often a sign that something is binding in the car, such as a tight link, bent pin, etc...I would also tweak the car with the actual tires you are going to run on the car, rather than setup wheels or some other way....